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Police News.

Abilene's reputation for sobriety was
never better substantiated than on Sun
day and the Fourth, only three men be-
coming unduly exuberant. One COM
promised his fine, and the other two
are working theirs out.
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Struck By Lightning.

The house of Jesse Norman, at the
east end of Cottage avenue, was struck
by lightning yesterday afternoon, dur
ing the storm. The roof was badly
torn up, and the occupants frightened.
Luckily, no one was hurt.
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Railway Matters.

Chief Engineer Robinson, of the
Santa Fee, yesterday furnished to a
Capital reporter the following state
ment as to the condition of track-lay-
ing on the various extensions under
construction June 80:
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Hose 2 Resolutions.

Hose Company No. 2 passed the fol.
lowing resolution last evening.
Resolved. That we tender to the Junction
City Fire Department vote of thanks for the
kind and courteous treatment and bOuntiful
supplies of the necessities of life.
OF. SHEARER, Foreman.
G. AGGARD Secretary
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PERSONAL.
IFrom Tuesday S daily. ]

IFrom Tuesday daiIy.J
G. o. Smith is in town again from
Clyde.
w. G.. Church was up from Hope
yesterday.
j. A. Davis, of Burlington, Ia, was
a Fourth visitor.
f. b. Shannon is in the city from
Cottonwood Falls.
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Lutheran Church.

Services will be held this evening in
the Lutheran church, when a number
of visiting clergymen, from Baltimore,
Philadelphia, and Des Moines, Iowa,
will be present. All are invited.
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Draw your own conclusions.
Santa Fe Notes.

The boarding train pulled in today,
and is stationed east of Buckeye.
The tank car jumped the track a
couple of times this morning, on its
way to Enterprise.
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Change of Firm.

Ward & Fidler have purchased the
interest of Bonebrake & Rice, in the
Carlton Hardware Store.
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The Gem Barber Shop, under E.
A. Bishop 81 Co.'s store, has been re-
nodded and fitted up in fine shape
All wishing first class shave, hair cut,
shampoo, &C., should give the ''Gem"
a call. A. ROHRIG 81 Son.
Why should L subscribe for The
Practical Home Physician Because
it gives good idea of the body, the
organs of the human system, the physi-
OlOgy and hygiene of these organs, and
all the diseases which these organs are
heir to. 1t gives the full history of
each disease, telling what climates are
best for patient and what are worst
gives symptoms in detail so that you
can easily tell the disease; gives cause
and prevention of diseases and full and
explicit directions for nursing sick;
also treatment fully up with the times
and known TO be most effective. 1t is
in plain, everyday language, such as
any school boy can understand. You
will see many other good points about
it when Mr.. Russell calls on you. d&w
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Announcements.

hereby announce myself as candi-
date for the Office of sheriff of Dickin-
son county, subject to the will of the
Republican county convention.
JOHN S. WISE.
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List of letters remaining uncalle
for, in Abilene post office, quarter en(
ing, June 3oth. 1887:
LETTERS.
Anderson, Geo. Joans, Andrew
! Atwood, Chas. Imig, Peter
Brown, Mrs. Maria Inery, Neddy
Billinger, G. j. Knapp, John
Briggs, II. III. Landus, Wan
BALDWIN. Lew LOwery, JAS.
Conred, Samuel feathers, F. NJ.
Craven, Eta j. Merrifield, Wv
Carr, Pubic Mckinley, N. G..
Cramer, W. s. Miller, W. II.
Cullen, John Mcclellan, Harvey
Cain, l. II. Merrifield, c. o.
CObler, Merlin Nen, Irwin
Cain, ]. H. Newman, c. j.
Curderson, VIM. Patton, Morris
Carpenter, p. c. Pike, Mrs. William
Dryer, Henry Phelps, II. F.
Elliott, James W. Pennington, r. d.
Elmer, Nathan Raby, A.
Forgeson, John Rhodes, Peter
Fisher, Intens Reed, Z. Z.
Franklin, j. II. ReamS, Katie
Foster, Geo. Sherman, Edwin
Gardiner, Emera c. Swanger, Annie
Greeman, Emma Smith, Elizabeth
Gatchitt, W.. j. Schneider, j.
Gallagher, p. c; Stouffer, .. NJ.
Greene T. A. Steger, VIM.
Higgins, F. II. Shultey, Susan
Haynes, i. NJ. Sandow, VIM.
Hart, A. ID. Smith, Maggie
Hawkins, E. P. Sewer, John
Hirsh, S, Stone, Mrs. Annie
Hesselheith, Polly Shellenberger, Levi
TruckSoll, Ella Williams, Laura
Johnson, Geo. Watson, ChaS
Jackson, Myrtle Wells, Bonnie
johnson, Kate WHEELER, Al.
John, T. j. Walste, Geo. Miss
Yob, +.
POSTAL CARDS.
Allison, Sarah Kirby, John
Brewer, j. II. Monroe, Mrs. /. j.
Cox, j, NJ. Richards, Warner
Eagles, Lenard White, John
Fleming, N. Wright, B. f.
Hull, w. w. walker, Frank
Persons calling for letters in the
above list, will please say Advertised
A. G. BUCHANAN, p. NJ.
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M0No>> to loan on personal
MONEY! security.
G. STEVENS.
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Letter List.

List of letters remaining uncalled
for, in Abilene post office, quarter end
ing, June 30th. 1887:
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John Blevins received III head of
New Mexico stockers this morning.
Ramsey's livery stable is being sold
today, on mortgage sale. Hois. is the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-29
Tho canadian neodIer.

CnIcLoo, Ill July 2s.-Aiter eleven
jurors had been drawn 10 try AlphonIo
Parent. the Canadian bank deiaul,er,
he today concluded to return to the
Dominion and there stand his trial.
The cas-, was strlcken from the docket
aud Paren, left for Montreal this after.
noon. An attempt was 10 have been
made 10 convict Parent here on the
ground that contrary 10 an old Hi.
nols statute, he brought stolen money
into this State. II would have been
necessary 10 provo that the money
brought here was tue Identical coin
and bills that we're stolen. Much In.
tsresl was taken by lawyers and Others
In the outcome.
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INDIA.
a. Interview with Mr.. Sutherland
-Thebaw Imprisoncd.

-Thebaw Imprisoned.
CHICAGO, Ill, July 2s.-Robert
Sutherland, OF Burmsh, arrived In
Chicago yesterday. Mr.. Sutherland Is
q retired English irmy officer, and
has been for many years connected
with the Burmah.B Bombay trading
corporation, which practically con.
trolls the products OF that region. He
said, yesterday, that since the English
Government had taken control Of Bur-
NAH. the commercial interests OF that
locality had materially increased. In
regard to the government OF the coun.
try, he said that when King Thebaw
was compelled TO surrender himself,
the British Government allowed his
soldiers 10 be disbanded aud TO take
their AIMS with them. These men
not having received their arrears OF
pay, and having 10 means OF support,
Immediately organised themselves
into rowing bands Of robbers and high.
waymen, and soon became q
terror 10 the country. They were
called "DAkolts," and their numbers
we're soon materially increased by the
addition oil lot Of wild, reckless iel.
lowy, who we're even worse than tho
original "Dakolts." The government
has, however, practically gained the
ascendancy OF these dangerous bands,
and qevere measures have frightened
the nal ority Into wholesome fegSyd
for the soldiery. King Thebaw, he
cal !, was now held clotely guarded
prisoner In India, and his days OF rul.
ing were over. Mr.. Sutherland will
leave Chicago for this East today, and
will visit England before returning 10
his Burmese home.
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4 COURTHOUSE Burned.
DOCUMENTS OF TISHOMINGO
COUNTY DESTROYED.
The Fire the Work OF an Iucendi.
ary-Walter Lamar Sentenced
TO Six Years.
ESPECIAL TO THE ArrEAL.I

IUKA, MISS, July 2S.--This morn.
ing at 3 o'clock the courthouse here
was burned. No water could be OBJ
tained, and there being no fire sppa-
ratus Of any kind the building was a
total loss. The documents In the
chancery and circuit clerks Office
were lost, but the sheriff saved few
papers In his Office. Today, while
searching among the ruins, the tsx
assessors books, marriage records, and
the last bills found by the grand Jury
were recovered. These are all the
public documents that are saved. The
fire was the work Of an incendisry, as
II originated In the circuit clerks
Office, as evidence OF his work was
found there. The we'll ropes In the
courthouse yard were also found cut.
Our people are very indignant, and u
the guilty parties are fo1nd, which
they will eventually be, they will sui
fer the full penalty Of the law for their
nefariou9 work.
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labercrs are conceded by oil concerned
to DO sensible, conscientious persons,
who were working for the best inter.
ests OF thcs, whom they represented.
Among the great body Of the laborers
thsre 10 very
LITTLE SYMPATHY WITH THE AEARcH'
Isrs
now awaiting the decision OF the Su-
preme Court on the question OF lie
and death. A certain proportion oil
them have been led 10 believe that the
Anarchists did not have fair trial,
and to this extent they sympathize
with them, but not 10 the approval OF
their doctrines. There are In the
unions o certain number OF men who
believe In socialism, who desire agita-
ton now and revolution hereafter, but
az the relations OF employer and en-
ploye have improved they have lost
ground.
Many Of the unions still exercise q
control over the employers In their
respective trades which seems highly
tyrannical. The employers are at
times very reetive, but they are afraid
OF their men. The employers are we'll
organised, and there will be clsshing
from time TO time, but neither clsss
desires fight for fights sake, and
whenever any dispute arises an effort
will certainly be made to settle 1t by
the method which the brick-layers
snd master mssons retortsd to. The
concessions made by those
people do not imply any
weakness on tie part Of the union or
the combinations OF employers. Such
combinations are s,ropgsr In Chicago
today than they ever were before.
There are about 10000 working men
In the city belonging TO unions OF va.
rious sorts, but not over 10000 OF
them are Knights OF Labor. II Ia be-
lieved that the unions ou'side OF this
organization are improving In the
character Of their membership and
their management faster than
the Knights. II Is claimed
that the membership OF the
Knights OF Lsbor In Ohicsgo is de.
cressing rapidly, but probably recent
defections are in large measure only
temporary, and due TO quaIrels that
will soon be settled. Nevertheless,
experience shows that local labor
troubles can be best handled by local
organizations, which are not respon-
sible to a central power In come dis
tant part Of the country.
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o-sipee Greut ded.

HALIFAX. n. s., July 2s.-The
American man Of war, ossipee, while
entering the hsrbor al o O'Clock this
morning. ran ashore on Point Pless-
ant sh lAls and rsmained sgrouI d for
over an hour, at the end Of which
time a steam tug succeeded In pulling
her on Her bottom was scfAped by
this rocks, but II Ia thought that no
serious damage was done. This chip
10 now anchored of the city. Tbs
weather at the time Of the accident
was perfectly clear, the sky being
cloud lees, and the sole cause Of the
vosstl'e grounding Was that she Saf
ouL Of Dor proper eoute.
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JACKSON, MISS.
Walter Lamar District
Attorney Miller Fights.
IapuofAI % On. Ipp..,


Attorney Miller Fights.
isrsoiAL 70 TIE APrsAL.l
JACKSON, MISS, July 2S.-waller F.
Lamar wa, today sentenced In the
Raymond Ciicult Court for shooting
young Crane In Yazoo City some
months since for imagined intimacy
between his vile. a former Miss
Blsnkership, and Crane. The court
sentenced Lamar 10 six years impris-
onment In the penlteniiary. This is
the second trial Of Lamar for this
ofense, the Supreme Court having re-
versed the decision Of the court sen.
fencing him from Yaz 20 county, where
bis first trial occurred. The first SEN
tence was ten years imprisonment.
A report reached this city
that during the trial of the case today
District Attorney Miller and j. Z.
Everett, one Of Lsmar's lawyers, be-
came involved In q personal difficulty.
II seems that Everett accused Miller
OF manufacturing evidence 10 convict
his client, when Miller called him a
liar. Everett replied by striking
Miller over q table with bis cane.
Miller responded by throwing q law
book at Everett and about the time
the two combstants clinched officers
interferrei and placed both under ar
-ro>A
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Essiaser and Fireman Kiiied-Ien
People Dfeunsd.

PIruBuRo, PA, July 2s.,-At an
early hour this morning, while engine
No. 1877, attached TO q mixed freight
train, was passing over the Mount
Savage bridge lew miles west OF
Cumberland, Nd, on the Pittsburg
division OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, the structure gave way. The
engine and several cars were preclpl-
tated into the stream, which lad been
swollen by q waterproof that occurred
at the headwAters. Engineer William
Dhscoll and fireman william Paine
we're instantly killed. Their bodies are
still under the wreck. A brakeman,
whose name was not learned, was
severely injured. The passenger trains
we're all delayed by the accident. The
piep Of the bridge hsd been damaged
by the sudden rise In the stream.
which caused the structure 10 give way
under the weight Of the locomotive.
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many People Refuse 20 Iahs Cod

Liver OIL on account Of lie unpleasant
tasts. This difficulty has been over.
como In eoolrs Emulsion Of God Liver
OIL with Encyclopedias. II being as
palatablc as milk, and the most valua.
bic remedy known for the treaimen.
OF Consumption, Soroiula, and Bron'
chitia, General Debility, Wasting Dis.
eases Of Children, Chronic Coughs and
Colds, has caused physicians In all
parts Of the world 10 ute II. Physi.
ciann report our little patients take II
with pleasure. Try SCOTS Emulsion
aud be convinced.
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Outraged bytwe Negro soy..

Nrw YoRK, July 2s.--Polley Giles,
seven yeau old, Of No. 2l7 West 2slh
stree, was orimlnally assaulted by
,so oolored boys named Pos, and Dos,
nying In the same house this morning,
sau died later from perltonitlts,
T,Sougo, on by the Injuries inflicted.
Theeo pJs we're about 10 years old each.
ihey have no, yet been arrested.
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BOLIVAR, TENN.
Livery stables Burned-Conyerts 20
the Prohibition Cause.
IaR.0f. A. 80 -. .....,

BOLIVAR, TENN. July 2s.-ssvage &
Eneson's livery stable was burned
last night. The proprietors lest In
fine vehicles and stocS, including
seven horses, about 5000. John II
Jones Lost two fine horses. The build.
ing belonged 10 John Coates. The
parties had no insurance. The origin
Of the fire Ia unknown.
The weather Ia very warm. There
were light rains In HArdemAn county
yesterday. The crop prospects are
very hne.
A large party, chsperoned by Col.
Austin Miller and lady, returned from
Mammoth Gave yesterday. They
give glowing sccount Of their trip.
Thee Ia some animated conyerea.
ton on the subject Of prohibition, but
the community does not seem 10 be
stirred to the bottom. II will take on
more intesest ~ the election APP
proaches.
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Catarrh. Rose or Hay Fever.

Tho cleansing, soothing and healing
propeytiee Of Darby's Prophylactic
Fluid are experienced In the treat.
ment and cure OF Ostarrh and kindred
complaints. The Fluid soolhes and
heals the inhamed membranes and 70
moves the offensive odor that chMac-
terlxes the disease. Should the In.
nammatlon have reached the throat
use the Fluid as gargle 10 allay the
Inflammation aud 10 disiniect.
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HELENA, ARK.
A Pcsceabie Negro Cowardly Shot
by n Hack Fiend.

by blnch fien0.
ESPECIAL TO TUE APrIAL.I
HELENA, ARK July 2S.-Near Pop.
lar Grove, q day or 80 ago, a colored
man by the name Of Felix Johnson,
while on his way to church, accom-.
panied by his wife and children, was
stopped by another colored man
named Howard, who told him he had
something to say to him, and ss John.
son stopped Howard pulled out his
pistol and shot johnson, the ball TAX
ing effect In the left tide, q little be.
low the heart. The wounded man Ia
In a dangerous condition. Howard
made good bis escape. and is still at
large, with tho ofhcera In hot pursuit.
johnson was well thought Of and q
peaceable citizen. t'
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ssccc-. OF the wesd.rfaI Headache
specific, Goes Cola.

Ask your neishbor what cured his
siok hsadache, and he viii tell you
Coca Cola, Tor II has cured over 6lty
cases, and never failed In q single In
stance. This wonderful Nerve Tonic
We draw from our Soda. Pount, spark
ling loo cold. uusrnR.
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CEDAR BLUFF
Mean wOODBURN, HY
vIRsINIA nILIrAsY INSTITUTE.

THE 10Th tSiion Of thi, we'll known State
Il Institution will open on the sth Sep
tember, proxtmo IL provides n system Of
thorough military AMIR g a distinctive Aca.
instruetion In The severai branrhss az A
piled Sclence,which o. ables grAduate In tbs
Academic beh9ol 10 attain 10 a professional
degree as Bachelor Of Sciences or Civil Rn-
Eineer These .adysntaEos are secured on
clothing 10 addition 70 the ordinary coilogi.
ate necessaries, FOR catalogue apply 10
GEs. FRANCIS n. SMITH. Sup't.
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Female INSTITUTE,

- TAUNTON. VIRGINIA. -
osai September ss,. ~. On. 81 ne riEsr scHpc's
roH lquNG LAuiFs ~ rttH uNfcN. a. DEafp-
nleuit h0fquFh. huilinft eieslnt 1irnm hra'. sas
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ainetecn satsa Al tnp1ftant ad yaniarst gtfav
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lfenth, sIman Ausic. iof Sch oaste year. IRON sra 70
june. saoo fos Catalo,rus wits 70 -
pHv.wn. A. HAREfa q. ID p resident. Si,aaiaa! W.. q.
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Vanderbilt University

ture and Arts, Law. Theology, Ensinserips.
Pharmaoy, Dentistry ard Medicine. the. hish-
est educational sdyantases at o moderate
cost Addtoss q wills WILLIAMS.
Secretary, Nashville, Tenn.
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HOlllnS Institute,

TUE iSth Ssuion will open on the 18th Q
Il September, iss7. "
InI,ruetion Il river In Languages, Litera-
ture, Sciences, Art. Bookkeeping. Penman-
ship, flocBtion, Calisthenios, etc, etc., un-
der hish standards, by Instructors Of culture.
Shsr.1s,sr ana. ,sa ssios i ,Ss feas IA
lubrious climate, mineral waters and beauti-
full mountain scenery. Tho school 10 com-
posed almost exclusively Of boarding pufiis,
aud 4 Intended for only $50 Joune ladies.
This Institute II finely equipped, and en-
ploys over . officers ard teachers.
ADply Al Hollins y. q. Va 10
CHAS. u. Cot kE, business Msnaser.
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HUNTSVILLE
FEMAL Il COLLES
HUNrsvILLF. ALA.

THIRTY EIGHTH session begins wsdns.-
i Day. ssgtenbst 7. ISL; 4 deslra6ls
Of Female Education. Supplied with new
Instr Imsnts, hno Apparatus and full Fac
ulty. Charges reasonable. For catalogues
and terms Apnlv 90
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BELLEyUE HIGH SCUOOI,

- BEDFORD COUNTY, va.
a THOROUGHLY Fqulrped School ot
- HiEh Grade for Boys and Young Men.
The Twenty-seeond Annual scssion Opens
September is, 1857. For Cetalosue or SpeciaI
IpioImatIOp applyto w.h SBp9t.,
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Lazy school.
University of Louisville.

H"EIY:; sE0c9ND SESSION Ia e taI, :! ,shos!
tsni.y q vlinssslns trials 10 court. max.
the instruction Of this school practical and
thorough, Hend for clrcular 20
RQzEL WBIsSlNgER, Dean
81 PM street. Louisville, Ky.
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,

STAUNT0N. VA.
Miss Mary j. Baldwin, principal. Opens
Sept. |, 1857. Closes June, 1888.
TTNsURPAssED location, buildings,
~ grousds and appointments. Full corps
ofteachers. Unriv allied advantages in music,
Languages, elocution, art, bookkeeping and
physical culture. Board, etc., with full En-
glish.course, $50 for the entire session Of
nine months. For full particulars apply 10
tho principal for catalogue.
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FAUaUIEs y.MALE INSTITUTE

fAUQUIE3 feMALE INSTITUTE,
wARRENT0N, VA,
OPssNs sIa s t n al i S.d%aI Sept. T.
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and heal tbfulnss'. Only 50 miles from Wash
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beautifully laid out. The building is one q
the hneit school edihces In the State, A full
made knoun on application. For catalogues,
address GEO. q. BU Tier, A. NJ, Principal /.
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Fairmount College,
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
On the TENNESSEE Mountains.
F1ftconth xGAr.

T. f. f. Sl; T $j5::' $;;.S Bib LID
Rev Teliai, Hodr.on, I; d.. Vice chsa.
Health Advantages unexcellod. winS
For Cstalogue,, sto., address the Prin SIP
sILAs HapvE. Ynntaasle. Tesp.
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Tvs hlttkh NUMEROUS gTntKu
81 Toe spring q 1886, whsn policeman
we're slaughtered by the snarchi,,a.
when CREST destruction Of property
Vas barely prevented by dlaplay Of
me goVefnmenta power, aud when
no one seemed 10 be- willing 10 lIs,en
20 reason. Toe de'ermipat,on ,hsa
shown 10y the lAboring olassss no
doubt promoted tho tisht.hon, mos" ~
ment. Capitalist then learned d.,
20 c1nuummaie bargain with ihs ~
b0rer they mus, be ~ willing In m,pa
colcsss ons a. he 10. Tue laho,e, ' a',
his part, has learned the necassi'1 ~ -,
decent conducL TIE knighta ol / ~ ~,
aud the labor unions are undereoIna :
process Of purheation. The'f iesd
eu ere muoa better msn ,bss
formerly. The rank ard gl,
have como 10 zee that tho politician,
who have manipulated them In tb
past yclfs are their worst onemle,
The recent strife and settlement Al
psrenlly had no political bearing
The leaders In the controversy trie
their best TO keep II out OF polite
The men engaged In behalf Of d